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| Posted By: jjj Posted On: Nov 17, 2009 Views: 1886 | Microsoft certification Objectively speaking, no certificate can take place of experience, but it doesn¡¯t mean you don¡¯t need the Microsoft certificate. |
| Posted By: mimi Posted On: Nov 17, 2009 Views: 1884 | IT certification If you are a student in school, or you want to enter the IT industry, passing 70-643 70-630 70-236 70-432 70-271 exam and obtaining Microsoft certification at least shows that you are really making your efforts and have acquired the knowledge and skills in this field.This certificate will help you lead your competitors, help you win an opportunity. |
| Posted By: Lily Posted On: Nov 16, 2009 Views: 1869 | Fight for the Microsoft 70-505 Exam For those interested in developing applications, |
| Posted By: Realist Posted On: Dec 26, 2008 Views: 2827 | TIME TO UPDATE ISPS If ISPS rules out carrying professional security teams, it needs modifying to accomodate the realities of the present threat. Navies can't do their jobs if they are more than 20 minutes helicopter time away from an attack! |
| Posted By: Michael Z Posted On: Dec 25, 2008 Views: 2715 | ISPS Code I guess the employment of armed security teams is against the ISPS Code. Weapons are not allowed on vessels and in opinion it is a good regulation. Let the Navy do their job. |
| Posted By: warrior350 Posted On: Dec 18, 2008 Views: 2765 | Pirates at sea Trained Arm Security is the best answer. It would be cool to see one of these pirate boats get hit with a RPG. Hope they can swim. Just like training a dog, after a few times, they learn. |
| Posted By: A. Phillips Posted On: Dec 17, 2008 Views: 2628 | PIRACY DETERRENT Drop Leaflets on Pirates land based areas. SAY: "Piracy will no longer be tolerated and prisoners will no longer be taken". Follow through with lethal force against pirates. |
| Posted By: REVELATION Posted On: Dec 8, 2008 Views: 2967 | ANTIPIRACY DEVICES The pirates certainly got to know there wre antipiracy devices on board, because their ears were hurting. Meantime, another bunch of pirates probably now have their own LRAD--left behind by the security team who had to jump for it! |
| Posted By: HerrDieselMeister Posted On: Dec 8, 2008 Views: 2783 | Pirates Do you think it was wise to reveal the presence of anti-piracy systems aboard the cruise ship attacked last week. This my encourage the pirates to get a bit bolder. Loose lips sink ships or at least get them boarded or harrassed. Happy holidays to all! |
| Posted By: MODERATOR Posted On: Dec 2, 2008 Views: 2927 | NEW POLL QUESTIONS We're always glad to consider suggestions for new poll questions. Please email them to us at marinelog@sbpub.com. Please DO NOT post them here as this is intended to be a forum for discussing the current poll question |
| Posted By: Robin Spencer Posted On: Nov 29, 2008 Views: 2736 | Beating the pirates OK - a "non-lethal" security team didn't work .. next step s surely a "lethal" security team. |
| Posted By: FAIR'S FAIR Posted On: Nov 29, 2008 Views: 2712 | JUMPING SECURITY Seems the security guards who had to jump for it were unarmed--except for a "non lethal" sonic weapon. The problem with "non lethal" weapons is that they ARE non-lethal, kinda like arming guys with pistols that when you pull the trigger a flag comes out the muzzle with BANG written on it! |
| Posted By: SpongeBob Posted On: Nov 29, 2008 Views: 2541 | Pirates What kind of security team would bail out when under attack? Seems like wannabe "rent a mercenaries". Guess they were there for moral support! Fit out every ship with a few 50 calibers and a few M-79's. Arrrrrrrrrh! |
| Posted By: Dirty Don Posted On: Nov 26, 2008 Views: 2576 | Pirates Piece-o-cake to mount a "Ma-Deuce" (.50 cal)on the cap rail. Light 'em up......fire and adjust! |
| Posted By: NavTac Global Maritime Operations Posted On: Nov 21, 2008 Views: 2765 | Re: Air Surveillance I'm quite certain various unknown craft in the water off East Africa are being tracked by various means, including satellite. The problem becomes identification. You can't launch air, ship, or land based missiles at a target without a visual ID. It only takes 1 mistake, and boom, there goes a ship from the World Food Programme. The tracking part is easy. It's the getting close enough for an ID part that is the problem. Bryan NavTac Global Maritime Operations www.navtac.com |
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